The Audi RS5 is one of the more difficult vehicles to mount a phone in. That large MMI display rising up from the center console blocks the windshield as a mounting option and rules out the top of the dash as well. What looks like a wide-open interior on paper
The Audi Q3 is a compact luxury SUV that punches above its size in cabin refinement. The second-generation model, sold from 2019 onward, brought a major interior overhaul: a large floating MMI touchscreen dominates the center stack, the climate controls moved lower on the dash, and the overall layout is
The Audi RS 7 is one of those rare vehicles where the interior design actually works in your favor, provided you choose the right mounting strategy. Unlike many performance cars that fight you with tight layouts and awkward vent placement, the RS 7 gives you width. The dash is wide,
The Audi Q5 has the kind of interior that makes generic phone mounts look out of place fast. The dashboard is clean and horizontal, the screen sits high, the vents are integrated tightly into the center stack, and there is not much “dead space” to hide a clumsy universal mount.
The Audi S5 has one of the cleaner interiors in the sport coupe and sportback category, but that clean layout also creates mounting challenges. The large infotainment display, horizontal center vents, and compact cockpit mean you need to be careful about where you place a phone, GPS, or tablet. The
The Audi Q8 is a wide, upscale SUV, but that does not automatically make it easy to mount a phone well. The interior is modern, low, and horizontal, with the center display and climate screen stacked into a very clean design. That layout creates a better cabin experience than many